The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

scribed in the public press tina, 4 |
would Re sepe: fidous in me to ie6e.
scribe any feature Of the August cere. /
monies. / saw Queen Victoria ON
three occasions. She ia a stately Add |
lovable looking old lady. la fact, |
there seems to be the bread.
est kindness depicted in
her peaceful countensnce. You I
may have read DESCRIPTIONS |
Of the imperial decorations, but Won
have to see them to have an sdeq rate
idea Of their brilliant effect. Dis.
monds and other precious j. wells we're
as profuse on their decorations as horn
buttons on the average Ameriraa's
dress. OF the kings saw, King
George, OF Greece, impressed me most
fsvorably-so elegant in lis bssring,
handsome and polished. / was clearly
Of the idea that he, 4 any one OF them
all, deserved to ben king. His fam.
lily is the most powerfully connected
Of any in the world. The Pinoe OF
Wales, when he does come to The
throne, will be one Of the most popu
lsr kings England ever had, judging
from the unstiDted respect Tia.
is shown him by the English. They
fairly idolizs him. H. goes among
them with the utmost freedom, is a,
polite as Q candidate for our Legis.
lature, and they say he never refuses
drink from any one who invites him.
l heard Gladstone deliver his great
speech on tho coercion bill. lave
had tho NlAaanNn ~ hAaSt.a.
great orators, but think he Is the
greatest / have ever heard. He spesks
clearly and distiI city; of most strik.
ing presence, he is the cyr osurs of all
eyes, and every car is strained to hear
him when he rises to speak. Even his
gestui Ell are elo quent, and his periods
are as round and smooth as b logic
is forcible. At times, while he
was speaking, the attent ton was 90 pro-
found you could almost hear q mau
breathe, and then for whole minutes
you would not have been attracted by
clap Of thunder 20 wild was the ap.
pause. never expect to see another
man as gent as he. / hardly think
that he will ever live to see the
triumph Of the worthy cause he so
mastery champions. Attorney Gen
eral Smith is also very ready and
forcibe speaker. Certainly one sees
and learns great deal over there, but
l saw nothing that suited me 30 we'll
as We have things here. l speak
but little French and lfss
German, const queDtly my stay in
Paris, Berlin and other cities In those
countries was not ss er joysble as in
England. An American who goes
abroad to learn and IL In a position 10
do so, can easily reap iouriold Of what
1t actually costs him"
"Where do you ge' ell Of those fee,
large Irish potstoesH' was asked Of a
Front street CON mission merchant wee
terdsy. They are from Caliiornia.
Long ways to bring potstoss, but the
demand for them justifas the long
haul. They are III excellent eating
potatoe, and hsve 10 bs disposed II
very fast, for they will keep here
but short while"
-.
"Hellc, you LOOK tagged - wis the
APPEAL man's greeting TO Front Row
merchaut Yesterday. "Yts, I am
tired" said he. AZ he sank to rest on
ths head Of q potato barrel. "What's
the matter with the Elmwood street
car liner 90, d-hang tbs street
car line; apsrty Of us waited thirty.
seven minutes, by the watch, and
finally concluded we would make time
by walking, and you know l live q
long ways out on the line, and not
feeling well, anyway, the walk hst
exhausted my vitality. We are going
TO zee II We cam get Patterson 4 %
10 pm, tome Of their herdicS on the
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